Mytee ESCAPE ETM-LX-115 User manual

Escape
13655 Stowe Dr. Poway, CA 92064
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www.mytee.com
Model:
ETM-LX-115
REV. 2/5/20
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User Manual

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Introduction
Dear Customer:
Congratulations on the purchase of your new Escape®Electric Truckmount.
As technology continues to develop you can work condently knowing that
both Mytee Products and its employees are equally dedicated to developing
with the industry and its advances.
Like any other piece of machinery or technology, the ETM also requires the
proper maintenance and care to keep the product working over extended use.
Neglecting your machine, abusing it or not operating it properly can void its
warranty and prevent the machine from performing to the quality and standard
you’d expect out of the Mytee Products line.
If you have any warranty concerns or questions, please review this manual
thoroughly or do not hesitate to contact your distributor. If there are questions
regarding maintenance, replacement, or ordering parts please contact an
authorized Mytee Products Service Center. To see an updated list please visit
our website at http://www.mytee.com/support/service-centers.
Before using your Mytee product, please read this manual thoroughly.
Sincerely,
Mytee Customer Care Dept.

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Table of Contents
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4
Important Safety Information 4
At a Glance 6
1.1 - Technical Specications 6
1.2 - Included with the Escape®6
1.3 - Escape®Front View 7
1.4 - Escape®Rear View 8
1.5 - Switch Plate 9
Machine Operation 10
2.1 - Powering the Escape®10
2.2 - Connecting Vacuum & Solution Hoses 10
2.3 - Chemical Injection 10
2.4 - Using the Pump-Out 11
2.5 - Emptying the Solution & Recovery Tanks 11
2.6 - Preparing for Freezing Weather 11
Machine Maintenance 12
3.1 - Filter Maintenance 12
3.2 - Float Maintenance 12
3.3 - System Maintainer 12
Troubleshooting 13

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Important Safety Information
Please read and understand this manual completely
before operating this machine.
Grounding Instructions
This machine must be grounded. If it should malfunction or
break down, grounding provides a path of least resistance
for electrical shock. This machine is equipped with a cord
having an equipment-grounding conductor and grounding
plug. The plug must be plugged into an appropriate outlet
that is properly installed in accordance with all local code
and ordinances. Do not remove ground pin; if missing,
replace plug before use.
Improper installation of the equipment-grounding conduc-
tor can result in a risk of electric shock. Be sure to check
with a qualied electrician or service person if you are in
doubt as to whether the outlet is properly grounded. If the
plug will not t in the outlet do not modify the plug or the
machine’s cord, instead have a proper outlet installed by a
qualied technician.
This machine is for use on a nominal 120-volt circuit and
with a grounding plug similar to the one in Figure 1 below.
If a proper outlet is not available, follow the illustrations of
Figure 2 & 3 to install a temporary-grounding plug. This
temporary work-around should be used only until a proper
outlet (Figure 1) can be installed by a qualied electrician.
When and if this type of adapter is employed, screw the
adapter’s extended tab into place with a metal screw.
However, grounding adapters are not approved for use in
Canada.
Again, be sure to check the grounding pin for damages
and replace if necessary.
The Green, or Green-Yellow, wire in the cord is the ground-
ing wire. When replacing a plug, this wire must be attached
to only the grounding pin.
DO NOT use extension cords.
Please Note for America use only.
Parts and Service
Please contact Mytee service personnel or a Mytee au-
thorized Service Center using Mytee original replacement
parts and accessories if repairs need to be performed.
When and if calling Mytee for support, please have your
Model and Serial Number available for faster assistance.
Name Plate
The Model and Serial Number are located on the lower half
of the back of the machine near the power plug and will be
required for ordering replacement parts. You can use the
space provided in this manual to note down both for future
referencing.
Unpacking the Machine
When your new machine is delivered, please carefully
inspect both the shipping carton and the machine for dam-
ages. If damage is evident, save both the shipping carton
and machine so that the delivering carrier can inspect it.
Contact the carrier immediately to le a freight claim if
there has been any damage.
Caution and Warnings
Symbols
Mytee uses the symbols below to signal potentially dan-
gerous conditions. Always read this information carefully
and take the necessary steps to protect personnel and
property.
Is used to warn of immediate hazards that will cause se-
vere personal injury or death.
Is used to call attention to a situation that could cause
severe personal injury.
Is used to call attention to a situation that could cause
minor personal injury or damage to the machine or other
property.
When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions
should always be followed, including the following: Read
all instructions before using this machine. This product is
intended for commercial use only.
Figure 1
Grounding Pin
Grounded Outlet
Grounded Outlet Box
Adapter
Tab for Grounding
Screw
Metal
Screw
Figure 2 Figure 3

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Important Safety Information
To reduce the risk of re, electrical shock, or injury:
1. Read all instructions before using equipment.
2. Use only as described in this manual. Use only manu-
facturer’s recommended attachments.
3. Always unplug power cord from electrical outlet before
attempting any adjustments or repairs.
4. Do not unplug by pulling on cord. To unplug, grasp the
plug, not the cord.
5. Do not pull or carry by cord. Do not close a door on
cord or pull cord around sharp edges or corners.
6. Do not run appliance over cord. Keep cord away from
heated surfaces.
7. Do not use with damaged cord or plug. If cord is dam-
aged, repair immediately.
8. Do not use outdoors or on wet surfaces and/or standing
water.
9. Always unplug or disconnect the appliance from power
supply when not in use.
10. Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is
necessary when used by or near children.
11. Do not use in areas where ammable or combustible
material may be present.
12. Do not leave the unit exposed to harsh weather ele-
ments. Temperatures below freezing may damage compo-
nents and void warranty.
13. Use only the appropriate handles to move and lift unit.
Do not use any other parts of this machine for this pur-
pose.
14. Keep hair, loose clothing, ngers, and all parts of the
body away from all openings and moving parts.
15. Use extra care when using on stairs.
16. To reduce the risk of re or electric shock, do not use
this machine with a solid-state speed control device.
17. The voltage and frequency indicated on the name plate
must correspond to the wall receptacle supply voltage.
18. When cleaning and servicing the machine, local or na-
tional regulations may apply to the safe disposal of liquids
which may contain: chemicals, grease, oil, acid, alkalines,
or other dangerous liquids.
19. Do not leave operating unattended.

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1 - At a Glance
1.1 - Technical Specications
1.2 - Included with the Escape®
Solution Tank 12 Gallons
Recovery Tank 12 Gallons
Vacuum Dual exclusive Mytee®LX™ Vacuum Motors
CFM 225
Water Lift 182”
Pump PSI 500
Pump GPM 1.5
Pump-Out GPM 35
Power Consumption Cord one: 19 amps @ 115V 60Hz
Cord two: 18 amps @ 115V 60Hz
Machine Weight 200 lbs.
Machine Dimensions Without cart: 32” x 21.25” x 36”
With cart: 43” x 21.25” x 44.25”
Power Cord Dual twist-lock 50’ 12/3
5003 3-Prong Dryer Adapter &
5004 4-Prong Dryer Adapter
7 qt. Big Mouth™ Bottle
H107 2.5” Swivel
Cu-Lynx™
F200 Lint Hog™ In-Line Filter
H106 2.5” x 2” Swivel
Cu-Lynx™ Reducer
A294 25’ Pump-Out Hose Two 50’ Twist-Lock Power
Cords

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1 - At a Glance
1. Switch Plate (see page 9)
2. Dual Circuit Indicator Light
3. 7 qt. Big Mouth™ Chemical Bottle
4. 12 Gallon Solution Tank
5. Winterizing Pump Drain
6. Solution Tank Drain Valve
7. Auto Fill Connection
8. 4” Locking Front Casters
9. Recovery Tank Drain Valve
10. 10” Rear Foam-Filled Wheels
11. Pump-Out Cam-Lock Hose Connection
12. 2.5” Male Cu-Lynx™ Vacuum Hose Connection
13. 12 Gallon Recovery Tank
14. Recovery Tank Lids
1.3 - Escape®Front View
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1 - At a Glance
1. Rear Vacuum Exhaust
1.4 - Escape®Rear View
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1 - At a Glance
1.5 - Switch Plate
1. Chemical Injection Meter
Turn knob counter-clockwise to open valve and allow
chemical to siphon into the system. Turn all the way clock-
wise to close. Keep closed when not in use (see page 10
for more).
2. RUN/PRIME Valve
Set to the PRIME position to prime the pump and use the
wash out hose. Set to the RUN position when ready to
clean.
3. Solution Hose Connection
Connect the solution line from the cleaning tool here.
4. Wash Out Hose
Use to wash out the recovery tank after use.
5. Pressure Regulator
Regulates the pressure (PSI) of solution output.
6. Pressure Gauge
Displays the current pressure the solution pump is set to.
Measured in PSI.
7. Dual Circuit Indicator Light
Lights up when power cords are plugged into two separate
115V, 20 amp circuits.
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2 - Machine Operation
2.1 - Powering the Escape®
The Escape® Truckmount can be powered by a few dier-
ent methods whether in a van or in a home or oce.
Cord 1 Vacuum 1 & Solution Pump 19 amps
Cord 2 Vacuum 2 & Pump-Out 18 amps
Method 1 - Two 115V 20
amp circuits.
The Escape®can be pow-
ered o of two separate
115V 20 amp circuits.
Method 2 - 3-prong or
4-prong dryer outlet.
All Escape®features can be
powered using one of either
the 5003 3-prong or 5004
4-prong adapters plugged
into a 230V dryer outlet.
Method 3 - Powering in a
van with a generator.
When using the Escape®in
a van or truck, you will need
a generator to power it. You
can use either a generator
that runs o your van or
truck’s engine or one that
has its own motor and fuel
tank.
Mytee recommends the use
of a 10,000 watt genera-
tor with this unit. This will
supply ample power for the
ETM.
However, the Escape®can
be run on some 6,000 watt
generators, depending on
the manufacturer. Generators are rated dierently, so if
using 6,000 watt generator the rating must represent con-
tinuous running watts, not peak watts.
In any case, check with the generator manufacturer to
ensure the unit can provide 40 amps at 115 volts continu-
ously.
Dual Circuit Indicator Light & Tone
The Escape®is equipped with a Dual Circuit Indicator
Light & Tone which activates when the unit is plugged into
two separate 115V, 20 amp circuits and is ready to be
powered on. ♦
2.2 - Connecting Vacuum & Solution Hoses
The Escape®features a 2.5”
Cu-Lynx™ vacuum hose
connection as well as a
standard 1/4” quick dis-
connect tting for solution
hoses. ♦
2.3 - Chemical
Injection
Fill the included 7 qt. bottle
with chemical concentrate
of your choice. With a clean-
ing tool connected, switch on the pump and pull the trig-
ger on your tool to keep water owing. Turn the chemical
injection knob counter-clockwise to open the valve. This
allows chemical to siphon into the line. Turn the knob until
you see the bubble reach the desired gallons per hour of
chemical. Follow chemical manufacturer’s instructions for
correct ratio.
IMPORTANT: If chemical injection will not be used, make
sure the chemical injector is closed by turning the knob all
the way clockwise. ♦
Two separate circuits
10,000 WATTS
Method 1
Method 2
Method 3

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2 - Machine Operation
2.4 - Using the Pump-Out
Connect the included pump-out hose to the cam lock
tting on the front of the machine. The other end of the
hose can be placed in a holding tank for recovered water.
Switch on the pump-out on the switch plate in order to
turn it on. Recovered water will automatically be pumped
from the Escape’s®recovery tank to your holding tank. ♦
2.5 - Emptying the Solution and Recovery
Tanks
The Escape®features tank drain valves on the recovery
and solution tanks. The pump-out can also be used to
empty the recovery tank. ♦
2.6 - Preparing for Freezing Weather
Read this if you’re in a cold climate.
Freezing temperatures can
cause damage to the inter-
nal components of the
Escape®if there is excess
water in the system. If
freezing temperatures are
expected, be sure to drain
all the water from both tanks
and use the winterizing
pump drain valve on the
front of the machine to drain
any excess water from the
pump. ♦

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3 - Machine Maintenance
In order to keep the Escape®running smoothly and re-
duce the risk of damage to the machine and subsequent
downtime, Mytee recommends following the maintenance
schedule below:
Maintenance Item Daily Weekly
Clean and inspect tanks. X
Clean and inspect hoses. X
Check and clean internal lters. X
Check power supply cable. X
Clean machine with all-purpose
cleaner and cloth. X
Check spray nozzles. X
Flush solution system with Mytee
System Maintainer. X
Remove oat shut-o screen from
tank and clean. X
Inspect vacuum hoses for holes and
loose cus. X
Lubricate wheels with water resistant
oil. X
Inspect machine for water leaks and
loose hardware. X
3.1 - Filter Maintenance
The Escape® has a small mesh screen lter on the end
of the solution intake hose in the solution tank. This lter
should be checked and cleaned after each use.
There is also a foam lter in the recovery tank on the
vacuum intake that should be checked and cleaned after
each use. ♦
3.2 - Float Maintenance
Recovery Tank Float Switch
Located in the recovery tank. This oat prevents recov-
ered dirty water from rising too high and damaging the
vacuum motors. Check regularly to make sure it moves up
and down easily.
Auto Pump-Out Float Switch
Located in the recovery tank. This electronic oat switch
activates the auto pump-out when the water level in the
tank reaches it. It is important to remove any debris that
might prevent the oat switch from activating.
Auto-Fill Shut-O Float
Located in the solution tank. Prevents the auto-ll from
over-lling the solution tank. Make sure nothing is pre-
venting this oat from moving upward. ♦
3.3 - System Maintainer
Weekly ushing of the solution system with Mytee®
System Maintainer helps keep lines clean and prevents
chemical build-up, improving pump life, performance and
pressure.
How to use System Maintainer:
1. Mix 1-quart 3601 System Maintainer with 1-quart of
warm water.
2. After thoroughly mixing, pour this solution into the
solution tank.
3. Turn the pump on FIRST, and run solution through your
cleaning tool. NOTE: The jet should be removed from the
cleaning tool in order to prevent clogging due to loosening
of deposits in line.
4. Next, with the pump on, begin running the solution
through the machine. This allows the solution to break
down any build up in the lines.
5. After running all of the solution through the machine, ll
the tank with clean, warm water. Run the water through
the machine to clear the solution completely out of the
tank & lines. ♦

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4 - Troubleshooting
4.1 - Vacuum Troubleshooting
Vacuum is not turning on.
Possible Cause Solution
Vacuum may not be getting
power.
Check for faulty connec-
tions between the motor,
switch, relay and power
cord. Secure any loose
connections.
Vacuum is not producing suction.
Possible Causes Solutions
Recovery tank is full. Empty the recovery tank.
External vacuum hose
blockage (if there is no
exhaust).
Check for blockage in the
hose, starting from the
cleaning tool to the ma-
chine.
Clogged lter in vacuum
tank.
Clean out lter regularly.
Drain valve/cap is loose
and is causing air leakage.
Tighten the drain cap/make
sure valve is completely
shut.
Hose cus are loose and
causing air leakage.
Tighten all hose cus reg-
ularly as may loosen over
time. Use a glue to prevent
cus from coming loose
(optional).
Lid on vacuum tank is loose
and is causing air leakage.
Make sure the lid is tight.
Vacuum blows water out the exhaust.
Possible Causes Solutions
Electronic shuto is mal-
functioning, causing the
vacuum to continue running
even when the recovery
tank is full.
Replace the electronic oat
switch with a ball oat.
Foam building up in the
recovery tank.
Use a defoamer.
Boot behind vacuum port is
turned the wrong way.
Make sure this plastic boot
is turned toward the right
wall of the machine and not
toward the ball oat.
There is a loud grinding noise coming from the
vacuum.
Possible Cause Solution
Debris has been sucked
into the vacuum motor
chamber. Usually results
from dry vacuuming.
Replace the vacuum motor.
To avoid repeat problem,
DO NOT dry vacuum with
your extractor.
4.2 - Pump Troubleshooting
Pump runs but there is no spray.
Possible Causes Solutions
Tank is empty. Fill tank.
Blockage or kink some-
where in the line.
Locate where the blockage
is and repair accordingly.
Pump valves are clogged or
damaged.
Examine valves and clean
or replace.
Pump has lost prime. Follow the priming proce-
dure.
Low pressure.
Possible Causes Solutions
Nozzle is worn Replace nozzle with a new
one of the same size.
Leak in high pressure hose
or connections.
Check hose or connec-
tions, replace as needed.
Filter is clogged. Clean lter.
Pump valves are clogged or
damaged.
Examine valves and clean
or replace.
Pump pulsates when spraying.
Possible Causes Solutions
Filter is clogged. Clean lter.
Pump valves are clogged or
damaged.
Examine valves and clean
or replace.
Motor does not operate.
Possible Causes Solutions
Blown circuit breaker. Replace circuit breaker.
Check circuit for wire dam-
age or component damage.
Leaks seen under pump.
Possible Causes Solutions
Pump seals are worn. Replace with new plunger
and seals.

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4 - Troubleshooting
4.3 - Pump-Out Troubleshooting
Pump turns on but doesn’t pump out.
Possible Causes Solutions
Clogged lter. Check lter. Clear any ob-
structions.
Clogged pump. Flush tank and pump-out
with clean water to clear
debris from lines.
Pump doesn’t turn on.
Possible Causes Solutions
Obstructed oat switch. Check oat switch. Clear
any obstructions.
Clogged pump. Clean around pump-out
with clean water.
Vacuum pressure loss.
Possible Causes Solutions
Bad swing check valve
(Part #P686).
If air is getting sucked into
the port that the machine
pumps out through, replace
swing check valve.

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NOTES

Mytee Products, Inc.
13655 Stowe Dr.
Poway, CA 92064
www.mytee.com
© 2019 Mytee Products, Inc.
Printed in the USA
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